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6,000-Year-Old Skeletons Have Distinctive DNA With No Link To Modern Humans
The ancient human skeletons date from 500 to 6,000 years ago.
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From Ours To Mine: Dr A Velumani's Viral Take On How Marriage Has Changed Since The 1970s
Dr A Velumani, founder of Thyrocare, sparked online debate with a viral post reflecting on how marriage has shifted from shared values in the 1970s to individualism today.
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Data Privacy Day 2025: Top Apple Privacy Features to Enable on Your Devices
Data Privacy Day 2025 is celebrated every January 28, as a day for individuals to learn about the importance of protecting their personal data and privacy. It is imperative for users to be aware of privacy risks and learn how to address them. Apple customers can utilise the company's privacy-centric features for enhanced protection, which we have l...
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World Mental Health Day 2024: How Psychoanalysis Influences The Field Of Psychology
World Mental Health Day 2024: This article explores the connection between psychoanalysis and psychology, how psychoanalysis shapes psychological practice, and why its crucial for both the field of psychology and for individuals seeking to understand themselves better.
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Are You A Morning Person? Thank Your Neanderthal Ancestors
New research suggests that individuals who are naturally early risers may have inherited genetic variants from Neanderthals.
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Asian Games: Mayank Chaphekar's Journey Ends; Finishes 13th In Semi-Finals Of Modern Pentathlon
Indian athlete Mayank Chaphekar's landmark Asian Games 2023 campaign ended in the semi-finals of the men's individual modern pentathlon event in Hangzhou
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Megalodon Sharks Could Eat Prey the Size of Modern Killer Whales, 3D Model Based on Specimen Suggests
A team of researchers have created a 3D model of a megalodon, one of the believed to be the largest shark that ever roamed the Earth's waters. For the modeling, a team of researchers in collaboration with the University of Zurich (UZH) used the specimen of an individual megalodon which was discovered back in the 1860s. It was believed to have died ...
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Anker 737 PowerCore 24K 24,000mAh Power Bank With 140W Charging Launched: All Details
Anker has launched the 737 PowerCore 24K power bank, which has 140W bi-directional charging and a colour display that provides information on charging and remaining battery capacity. The power bank can quickly charge even modern laptops.
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Jaguar Land Rover 'Sayer' Steering Wheel Concept Showcases Future Of Mobility
In the future, when you will be either able to own a car individually or share a car with others in your community, the Sayer steering wheel is essentially intended to be the only part of the car that you own yourself. The steering wheel concept will be able to sync to your or the community car and give you a personalised experience as per pre-dete...
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Australia Prime Minister Praises Magnate Andrew Forrest's "Game-Changing" $298 Million Philanthropy
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest on Monday made the country's biggest philanthropic gift by a living individual, donating Australian $400 million ($298 million) to causes covering health, education and fighting modern slavery.
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6,000-Year-Old Skeletons Have Distinctive DNA With No Link To Modern Humans
The ancient human skeletons date from 500 to 6,000 years ago.
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From Ours To Mine: Dr A Velumani's Viral Take On How Marriage Has Changed Since The 1970s
Dr A Velumani, founder of Thyrocare, sparked online debate with a viral post reflecting on how marriage has shifted from shared values in the 1970s to individualism today.
-
Data Privacy Day 2025: Top Apple Privacy Features to Enable on Your Devices
Data Privacy Day 2025 is celebrated every January 28, as a day for individuals to learn about the importance of protecting their personal data and privacy. It is imperative for users to be aware of privacy risks and learn how to address them. Apple customers can utilise the company's privacy-centric features for enhanced protection, which we have l...
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World Mental Health Day 2024: How Psychoanalysis Influences The Field Of Psychology
World Mental Health Day 2024: This article explores the connection between psychoanalysis and psychology, how psychoanalysis shapes psychological practice, and why its crucial for both the field of psychology and for individuals seeking to understand themselves better.
-
Are You A Morning Person? Thank Your Neanderthal Ancestors
New research suggests that individuals who are naturally early risers may have inherited genetic variants from Neanderthals.
-
Asian Games: Mayank Chaphekar's Journey Ends; Finishes 13th In Semi-Finals Of Modern Pentathlon
Indian athlete Mayank Chaphekar's landmark Asian Games 2023 campaign ended in the semi-finals of the men's individual modern pentathlon event in Hangzhou
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Megalodon Sharks Could Eat Prey the Size of Modern Killer Whales, 3D Model Based on Specimen Suggests
A team of researchers have created a 3D model of a megalodon, one of the believed to be the largest shark that ever roamed the Earth's waters. For the modeling, a team of researchers in collaboration with the University of Zurich (UZH) used the specimen of an individual megalodon which was discovered back in the 1860s. It was believed to have died ...
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Anker 737 PowerCore 24K 24,000mAh Power Bank With 140W Charging Launched: All Details
Anker has launched the 737 PowerCore 24K power bank, which has 140W bi-directional charging and a colour display that provides information on charging and remaining battery capacity. The power bank can quickly charge even modern laptops.
-
Jaguar Land Rover 'Sayer' Steering Wheel Concept Showcases Future Of Mobility
In the future, when you will be either able to own a car individually or share a car with others in your community, the Sayer steering wheel is essentially intended to be the only part of the car that you own yourself. The steering wheel concept will be able to sync to your or the community car and give you a personalised experience as per pre-dete...
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Australia Prime Minister Praises Magnate Andrew Forrest's "Game-Changing" $298 Million Philanthropy
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest on Monday made the country's biggest philanthropic gift by a living individual, donating Australian $400 million ($298 million) to causes covering health, education and fighting modern slavery.
